Protank vs T3?

[asf146]

if i want a warmer vape (which i have no preference either or) i turn the voltage down a few notches and just take a slower and longer drag off my protank installed on my vamo v2.

if i try to take long slow drags while still on my normal 8 or 8.5 watts, it will kinda differ the taste to a slight burn, which is why i say lower the voltage/ watts for a warmer vape.

 

[Oouder]

I love the pro tank over the t3 due to the open draw

 

[evolv3]

Im a newb so take it for whats its worth.....

I due have both units and always come back to the protank. Airy draw doesn't bother me...sometimes i have had the t3 get too tight and bother me. The protank isn't flawless either... CopperCreek House Blend will do a number to the head pretty quickly (but its sooo goood!). I would guess it does the same to the t3 as well.

The protank is ALOT easier to fill i think.

I think the heads are easier to find (at least where there are other products i want too so i can combine shipping). They definitely are cheaper.

Im not a fan a plastics for many reasons especially when there is heat involved. Or aluminum for that matter (vivi). Ill take the chance on dropping the pyrex than have some wierd plastic or aluminum related disorder down the road. Im also one of those people that thinks every drink in glass bottle taste better than plastic bottle....maybe its just in my head... but i sure notice it

 

[TigerLadyTX]

I have and use both pro tanks and T3 clearos. I prefer the T3 on eGo type batteries and the pro tank on my Vtube and wooden mods. The Pro tank is much too heavy, imho, to fit on top of an eGo battery properly. Other than the weight difference between them and the airy draw of the pro tank, functionality of the 2 is pretty much the same.

~Tiger

 

[evan le'garde]

You know, both work great !. Pity Kangertech doesn't design the bottom of the inside if the device cone shaped. It would help when the tank is nearly empty to drain all the liquid into the wick.